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LOCAL NOTICES.

mnNrHis Steam Laundry, 22S ID 81.
FoR tonic, use Qulnine and whisky
q. II. HRRBRR A CO., Agents.
A cHEAP line iron and slate mantels,
also gate front and lenders, Vt Gabsy'a
Ip you want all pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, hi JEFF
ierson street.
500 cords Of vocd given away by
persons hauling II, at Woodruff Lum.
Der Company's mills.
Go TO p. Cunuingham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Deeoto and Monroe
streets, 10 order your drays.
COLLECTIONS In city and country
promptly attended 10 by TIE yNO.
RI LENOW LAW AND COLLECT.
ING AGENCY, No. 2s7 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
STANLEY q AsDERsoS, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmere, 90 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 funieh
chairs Al residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
DoS'r buy Steam Euglne', Cine
Feeders, Gardeners, Cotton Presses
Cltton Elevator Fsns, and other Ma
chinery, before seeing Woods &Woods
SS2 Second street. They keep thee,
eoods In stock, and eau ship or shor'
not %
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recent addition TO the ranks OF stu
denis, but 10 finish and delicate saad-
ing would have been creditable to
veteran artist. In speaking Of It to
friends, the subject candidly states
that he 10 inclined towards conceit,
but will not admit that the likeness
fatters him.
vIsIroRs on Change yesterday: J.
g. Van Doren, New York; E Schwartz,
Vicksbuvg; Miss Celia Lowenstein,
city; 8. B. Williamson, Chicsgo.
p DR. R. Z. BuLLISeTos leaves tonight
for o d Point Comfort, Va, for recrea-
ton and to attend the Southern Dem
tai Association. He will return about
September 10Th.
GEORGE HANKS, a young gentleman
OF Germantown, nineteen years oil age,
and con OF Capt II snks, Of the firm Of
Brooks, Nicely & Co.,, died Friday. He
will be buried today.
GEN. BIN RIcKs, of Yazoo county,
Miles,, was in the city yesterday In
charge OF hia old comrsde.in'arms.
Capt. Henry Martin, president Of the
Merchants Exchange.
MRS. ]. W. OUTLAW left last Monday
to juin friends at Cincinnati, and will
go from there to Martha's Vineyard
Tor the balance OF the season. Capt
Outlaw VIII remain here.
JOHN HILL and Sarah Mitchell,
colored, were bound over 10 keep the
peace Yesterday. They had been
lovers; Jealousy epranR up, they quar-
relied, and then they fought
MRs. SMITH, Of Nuevo Loredo, and
Senior Il. q. dracida, OF the CITY oil
Mexico, Mex; r n. simmons, Oh Ssr'
dis, Miss. and A. knscoier, Oh uni
cago, are at Dufiy's Hotel.
M,s, Tn. Mopu,sor yaturned IA this
c,ty vesterdav' after having spent the
snmmer IN New York and Boston.
os;nino nav idess In music. she will
rasums teaching sentsmber LET.
n. p I,,.v "a Johr Mo.hv
have b,aouuht the Circuit Cont 10
,evsy ths Matrimonial bonds which
hind than 10 their respectiye wives.
Deaertion and adultery are alleged.
u,, u Wu,.us.v ~ MAJ
v oAhonh I,ud.Ian NJ T,,s ME-. !.
aon i.uf;,hm 10 o,,aans. To.
go L q! 1890
Sa.es, ~ p -. n,1 r;,,r s"u - az S samIa
s.oni VI Ga.,nn, '' ' "' ''s"
'eIeo !" o"''on o =
Xm,.uHipp'sv' % ~, nvw w o.
MIo,san'na,TJ, VI ~ ~ r,,n,hor.
1aSAson, y, rio -, M,,,. ~ Az o .nd ~ .
anu M Iausnte'i ~ Wanpp't H IS. =.
hnlgh., VI ar o 80 a' uo,.i u' Ao
S'oppins " 'no 'S'o'' Ho
j. L: GARNER, travelling freight
agent OF the Illinois central railroad ;
q: W. Phallrg ana niiie' OF roI'
Worth, Tex ; Robert 1a,es, OF JACK,
son, Tenn: Dol. Geo: I. scou, oil
Rosedale, Miss : Miss Lorens Duling,
Of Nashville; Miss Anna Btzner. oil
81. Louis; Miss Nola Mills, Of Nos
ciusko, Miss, and MiEs Kate Newton,
vi Monticello, ga, are at the PEABODY
Mr.. ORRIs NJ. PICK, Of VIM. r,
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Twelve shots were necessary to
kill dog In rear OF the station house
yesterday.
%. 3. Norman has been suod In
the Circuit Court for $1,000 dam nges.
4. y. Tslley is the prosecutor.
AT Jackson Mound Park, Fort
Pickering, this afternoon and night. a
grand pavilion concei. will be given
by Arnold's band.
George Alexander, viii Williams
and Henry Parker, for petit larceny,
were given q term In the workhouse
by the Criminal Court yesterday.
-Penson Duke and Miss Josie
Pleasant, colored, q. W. Beasley and
Miss Martha Reynolds were yesterday
granted license TO marry.
Weeping Perry, By Hulss; Cult
ure's Garland, by Field; The Conies-
sions OF a Frivolous Girl, by Robert
Grant, oil In cheap form at Mansiord's,
Part Of lot o., west side Of Her
nando street, l2Sxl60 feet, 10 X. X.
Church, sl925, was the only sale made
yesterday by Deputy Clerk and Mas.
ter John M. Bradley.
Ex-senator Gleed, OF Mississippi,
will deliver q lecture at the Beale
street Baptist church Monday even.
ing, August ed. Subject: "The
Moral, Intellectual and Industrial FL.
ovation Of the Colored Race" The
public At large are respectfully invited
10 attend.
The gospel meeting. for men only
In the looms OF the Young Mem
Christian Association, this Afternoon
at 4 o'olocf, will be conducted by W
ii. Godby. An Invitation 10 extende'
10 young men strangers in the cit
and travelling statesmen, also 10 al
young men oil the city.
About one half mile, or less, from
the city limits, on the old Rsleigt
road, there is tho decaylng corpse OF |
COW by the roadside. ut which even
passing horse becomes frightened
Aside from this. the stencil IL some
thing irightiul. IL 10 said the dsaC
animal was the property Of Mr.. Elan
nagan, q dairymap, and under the Law
he Ia the periou required 10 abate thu
nuisance, and unless he does 20 4
liable 10 indictment and punishment
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A SOCIAL SENSATION.
Prominent Memphis Parties Quietly
Msrried at Louisville.
uFs. J. =. Miles, the Well Known
vocalist, and Mr., J. A. Tewne
Become Husband and wife.

Quite Q stir was created In local
social circles yesterday by the reported
marriage Of Mr.. John @. Towne and
Mrs. John r. Miles. Owing to the
disparity 10 the ages Of the
contracting parties, and that, too, In
the unusual way, interest in the event
became more intense. Mrs. Miles, the
happy bride, is a finely formed, sweet
faced, pleasantly disposed lady Of forty
or iorty.five, but we'll preserved and
would readily pans for q woman o.
much younger age. She Is the widow
of Mr.. John r. Miles, at one time
prominently identified with the mer.
camille interests Of Memphis, who
died year or two ago at New
York. Four handsome children,
two girls and two boys, the
Oldest nearly twenty years OF age, re-
main as the result Of that union. The
groom Is handsome and popular
young gentleman OF some twenty
eight years, sober. upright and indus
trlous, and was until q short time since
connected with the establishment OF
the MesB. Kremer.
The fact a the marriage, which &C.
CURED at Louisville last Wednesday,
was made known through q letter
from Mrs. Towne to her daughter,
Miss Blanche Miles, received Friday.
II came rather unexpectedly, although
q suspicion OF such intention has ex.
listed among the intimate friends OF
the two for q month or more. Mr..
Towne preceded the lady to Lou.
bville several days, but II Is
supposed to have been In the
execution OF their pre-arrapged
plans. Tuesday night Mrs. Miles,
with few words OF explanation, left for
that city, and the next tidings con.
veyed the intelligence OF q step-father
10 the four children. There Ia q do.
gree OF uncertainty rs TO the future
residence OF the couple. whether New
York or Memphis. Even the chill.
dren, who remain at their homo on
Adams street, possees no definite In.
formation on the subject.
An APPRAL man called nj the resi.
dencs OF the lady yesterday, and
hsda conversation with Miss Agnes
Miles. In response TO his inquiry as
10 whether the family would take mp
their residence In Memphis or New
York, the young lady said:
SHOULD they decide 10 live In New
York will You and the other children
join them ttere9"
81 do no, know, but suppose u they
select New York ne their future home
and send for us We will 10. / have
heard nothing from mother rave that
she and Mr.. Tlwne were married, well
and happy. i am only waiting now
for Der 10 forward the notice OF her
marriage for publication"
Mrs. Miles was for years leader
among Memphis vocalisis, possessing
apure, rich, powerful and well trained
memo soprano voice. Being q Oath.
Ollie, most Of her singing was In 1t
Peters choir, but she was ever ready
10 assist Ia entertainments for chatita
BILE purposes. II was among the mu
steal people that she was best known
and more appreciated, and they vii
unite In wishing her many years o
bliss with her youthful husband.
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the clipping warrants. such .
feeling, and be does not. wonder at II,
but regrets that he was unwillingly or
indiscretely the cauye OF II being
aroused. The whole affair Is most un-
fortunate, and the cause Of II feels the
full meaning oil this. The drummen,
% . class, arc whole-souled, genial,
honest, and ever ready for the pleas.
ant diversions Of life. They enjoy q
joke, even when played at their ex-
pense, and seldom fail TO improve
every opportunity In this line. The
Hotel Register sentiment, however,
did not impress them that way, and
does not now. They are nsgnsni.
nous and noble hearted, however, and
II is hoped, for the benefit Of all con.
cerned, that the sincere apology Of the
misguided hotel clerk will be allowed
TO prevail and settle the trouble.
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TWINS cents q pound Tor catfish
and suckep !" exclaimed the customer.
do yon feed your aab on porierhouse
steak 2" well, no." replied Plscalor,
"but the trout sea,on has opened now
and II ,akes about all the fish We can
get 10 supply the New York front
clubs, Tor, tince they chew col cole.
mans ko ko-,ulu II aids digestion,
strengthens the appetite aud mnies
every member able TO eat a five
pounder.
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Distribution by wards-First, 4;
Second, 3; Third, 2; Fourth, 2;
Fifth, 2; Sixth, 2; Seventh, 3; Eighth,
2; Ninth, 4; Tenth, @. City Hospital,
8. Still born,l. White, IL. Colored
Is. Total. SO
". W. WILLIAMSON, Md,
Secretary Board Of Health.
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A SORRY HOrtL CLERK.
ne Apeiostsss Cor q Grave mistake
uswts.ly Committed.

hhNs'tl ta"htNtsNs
The city drummers, aud also tho
metshants for whom they exercise
their best energi,s. time and talents,
were aroused TO high state Of Indig.
ns.iez :. the hoe! oisis Who gave q
clipping from the Hotel Register ~ bis
sentiments. The olerk yesterday made
ample apology for his action, stating
that he was has,y, and regretted II ex.
ceedingly, ~ some Of the profession
were among hia vMmest friends. Or
collation. bad bssn given the opinion
through a mistaken idea OF lie force
and scope, and more 10 the nature Of
The phaa1t freedom REVEALING be-
tween hotel men aud diummers. That
the latter Glaze 81 intel gent, popular
and worldly bn ~ men should feel
outraged be deplons. The tenor q
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Mechanics steel stamps
At Haberling's, $40 Second street.

" NoN nor and are q prevented
by Dyspepsia, uso Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets. They are positive cure foi
Dyspepsia, indigestion, kla;uirnoy
aud Constipation NO gusrsuUoe
them 70 and % ocuts
RRNKERr and BRaESrz 80.
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e21 90 Reward.

offered Tor the arrest and conviction
OF any one who throws into the trains
Of ths Prospect Park railroad, or who
places any obstruction on the track OF
said road.
ia. LAMB. Secretary
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UNDELIyERED TELEGRAMs,
western Union.

List Of undeIiyered kilograms 70.
%sniPS at n; wf,.,n UslS s,i dhslsr ~.
ner Madison and Second streets. Once
hours from TO 1850 s'eleck a.p.!.nd from
10 p.fn.g ..s.
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0vKRroE 4 GRoeyESoR oHsr the
storeh ,us No. 800 Front street, now
occupied by Porter 4 Macroa, for rent
from September Let.
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ATTENTION Ia called 10 sale Of very
desirable house by r. J. Black a 90
The pfetent owner intends leaving
the city, and oners u At n great bar
gain.
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WHfrB 70 d.. Hartman, Of Colum
bue, o., Tor the edtrtss Of the lady
whom Pe,u-na cured Of tlomaeh
cTampe.
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Msshasics' steel stamps
At Haberling's, $40 Second street.
miibarn ein and Machine 60.

Have on hand, ready for promp, de-
livery, Engines, Boilers and fittings
Cine, Feeder Condoneers, Hydraulic
Cotton Pfoe-es, and everything per-
tanning 20 q first Glars Ginning OUTFIT
Write them before YOU purchase.
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ADyICE go n0IuERs.

Mas. wpsLov'ssooTuise Brnur should
always be used Tor children teethinsL ~
ali main. cufos Wind colo, and "a the beft
remedy Tor l.ArrhGat ase bottle.
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CommodIous hotel, centrally 10.
Gated la the city.
"a e. ss. .T9..Ts.
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NJ. Mary. psrochisi school,

Cor. Thira .nd Market ST.. 10 charge Of the
Urgulipe Sisters, will reoptn srrt. b,lsT.
THIS School has progressed most sat sfac-
L tofily, aud childfen will have the adj
vantase 81 ihoroush Instruction IN 4 pfT.
fectly gfadei gystsm The rev and magnih-
osn iructufe Il lifted ~ with the latest and
most Apr, Vsd meth ds Of steam heating,
perfect ventilation and councillors dssts
for Music and Fancy Wo'k cali A the Sis
tefs roiideace Ia Il hoped that ~ Who In
tend ~ enter 81 Mays school will DO % NJ
On early da,e, 10 secure he foil b. nett Of the
tossion. FOR full particular nply 70 Rev.
Father Fra Gle, Pastor ~, hafy't Church.
DARK SEMINARY $40 Park avenue,
- Nchmond We, opsni ~ Eighth An
nual session Septs m Der 2lth tituation beau
tiui and hsalthiuli number Of bearders
limited T. thirty hyei special advantages Of
tered in Modern LapEuagei and Arts, for
ca!slesses aeply % rTinei.H Nc. Jobs
Az. ciats Prinsinait Joha o, Tsttua. az. A.,
prssldent Board tru,iess, III meet Louns
ladies d.'irges o. salsr,yns =, Peabody Hotel,
them 70 hlchmond.
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q aatinn linshcfs-

Iron bound white oat cotton bias.
kels, with or without handles. for sale
fADER. PRANK COZ
JTPtRGfRsoH 4 CO..
p0RTkRst. MACkAk,.
SCHOOL, tELD, HANOVER a co.
J.D. GorTnELi, Psientoe,
No. 20 Monroe 81.
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miisurn eis aud Machine Go.
Is headq uarters for little Giant Got
ton Ppases. Wrlto 10 them for prices.
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Mortality Report,
For the week ending Saturday, Aug.
ust 20. 1887, at 8 o'clock pm:
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Q. AGE, ssI Cause Death
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NK. TT. W. PUKNELL,
nFrIcE Nv Main street. Hot rs'-ii,c
R.sidsnc. No. so Yahs, street.. Hours
stsa o'eloek a.u.
slsphons Ho.le
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
SCHULZ
GRAND MILLISERY OPENING

Never before in the history Of the Valley
CITY was there SO much enthusiasm dis
played over sn opening announcement ss
during the past week. hlr. SchUiiZss the
ever popular and courteous proprietor Of
the fashionable millinery establishment To-
Gated at the corner OF Ottawa and Foun-
tain-s.s.. spared no expense and labor in
preparing something elaborate for tue fair
sex of the Valley City. and his efforts were
well rewarded, for, according to previous
announcements in this journal he cele-
brated his Fall opening. beginning Wedncs-
day. October II, lasting tie remainder OF
she week. and in the language OF the theat-
rical world, played to fall houses each en-
tertsinment. Mr.. schultz reputation ss a
milliner is an envisble one and too well
known to require. an extensive description
OF bis opening for from the fact alone that
he supe-intended the same is sufficient TO
call all the lauies out and they are sure TO
drop into Schultz Millinery PaTlors, corner
Ottawa and Fountain-sts., while down
town.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Schooner Penobscoi, Milwaukee, 300, 900
lumber propeller Annie Laura, Chicago,
Z5o, ,000 lumbsr; propeller Thomas +. Scott,
Chicago 2@o.0Oe lumber. propeller A. K Col
born. Michigan City, s75. 90 lumber; propeller
Berrieh. Chicago. is5,OO0 lumber. propeller
City Of ST. joseph. Chicago. $4,000 lumber;
propeller Aichstl Groh. Chicago, 800, ,O0D
lumber; propeller Swallow, Chicago, 10000
lumber. propeller Ida NJ. Torrent, Chicago.
10000 lumber; propeller NJ. L. Green, Chi
cago. $4,000 Lumber; schooner Racine,
Ch.csEO. 10000 lumber, schooner Julia
Lars0l. Chicago. oO.Je0 lumber. propeller
A. y. Haywood. Chicago. 10000 lumber,
schooner Maggie Thompson. Caicago, 2,UOJ, =
90 shingles. schooner Belle Racine. i25 =
0o0 lumber. schooner G. 5. Fisk, Chicago.
10000 lumber propeller ;. X. Johnson,
Cnicaxo, $50 80 brick. Total. $3.50 90
lumber, 2.e00 90 shingles, 3s5 90 brlcx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Daniel Mccoy IS expected home from Bos-
on tonight.
ar. ard AIRS. E @ Dryden have returned
fron the East
George T.. Dowlisg. OF Montague, was in
the city yssteF iay.
George Mcsber. Of the Wayland Globe
was in the city yesterday.
Thomas Nininmsnt. OF $50 Livinzston-s..
Il confined 70 his house By Illness.
saprems Court reporter ". d. Fuller. Of
Nswzygo, vas in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Omar II. Simont.s. of Daluth. Is sx-
pected hers this wsek oY her friends.
John s. White and sister. Mss ssid..
Ter yesterday for Chicago 70 remain few
wsess
Mrs. William Jebb and her brother
have gous 20 Howard Cisy 10 Wat their
parents
A. j. Reeves and his son Charles lsfS vs~-
terday tor Cslifornis, vhers they viii spend
TIE Winter.
Hon. Perry Hsnnsh and vie. u Traverse
Citv, we're n The city yesterday, REGISTERED
81 The Morton.
". n. Walker lss Saturday for an sr.
tended trip a. Chattanooga. Atlanta. und
ether elites m the south
Mss Efia J. Tibbets left TOR Cincinnati
yesterday. where she viii remain for her
health during tie Winter.
Rey. Charles Firnrsr has gone TO Nsw
York 80 sftsnd he nitai states convention
o. the [ JniveTSaiiss church.
Judge B1glioxame's hsaltnfis ifurrovinr
he drove down to~n yesterday and hopes
% oe aele 20 preside n ne superior Uoart
today.
Ns Tilis Sigh retirsd from her posi.
hcn 18th Hawkins & Perry on Saturday
sri caves today for Chicago % remain .
tew weeks.
Asii earrier 5ohn R,ses,~~h -nrts-n
ristes tlip 70 California n = saw weeks
s1d Il The ciimsle ans 3usiaess sutt. ~iii
return for ais family.
Judge John " sfors. nov 81 Hru~ss.,r
prrnieriy Of this eity. refalu4f to bis rev
hone Yesterday alteT a 40 weeks risi,
vith cid frienas here.
Irsterisvs 1ss srrivsis as th@ c-s~a
ksplrfs Business Coile<e iccla6ed inn a
Murray aud Chas. naae, of MA city. snd
4. l. Dei<erne. of Leelsnd.
Eagene 6oearich. f,r tos Ro.r< e,rs
Flrnisure cenpssv. 81 Rccxfora. I'M a.
Mss tiorence ssight ~ tais sitv a.
b married darin< tae holiday season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
A snndsr Night Tirs.

40 o dock sunday night az alarm OF
irs was turned. and Is was soon discovered
that the remnants Of what ia the past was
known as ths Musksgon bssket factoty was
on ire. The department turned out. and
a. fI.f0 hsd eieht streams of water
on the building. bat they could
not -sTs&. much 10 the Joy Of the neigh
bous "a that vicinity. The railroad tracks
in the rear OF the bailiing were foil of cars
bat the prompt acsiOn Of ssc train men soon
cleared The track Of sll but thIes cars which
wsrs loaded with bsled bar Tor II. Hudson
6 60. The dfmsgs on TIE cars can not Be
estimated st present. Th- hsv rss tosei
loss p&msgs on the euiluing $50; 10
insurance. I'm the basement Of the building
was some mechirsry owned bY l. g. Mason
valued A. 5000 win no insurance Ine
Fire Department mr7 be compiimented on
their prompt action snf aHtlring efforts 70
save the AZ disce1t prnftrr and keeping the
~ from reaching The gas works which
we're near b..
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

C1zcelr-Ths Pso<zs ". Je41 Valet.
I1fsr1zAlSoa t9f 1az i4Ece2g - 8 1ofse q
"a ze aa1xs thaa s5. Nctl9a ieE ares. e
jss.ignsenf oserrsl5.s1 sna szassseess - ,1zzes
krl8sa t1g iazss yesrs- --- l.cA-s-ts AZ
Bzssz. kzbe. >~1seGaso - c-4-es k1Ass1
st jkcks tor ten Fe4rs.--tr re t1e a.
stzuz1ent ~ lail2 A Stess. 0rsssr sllosins (
ssssznss zeeeasg 4Ee or1sg ~ ctsiEi94r
t.ea --Iixz-s 4 2azoa ". s3szDa Asa1e1y
Irssp4ss 0n tks case. Co1tlaEec CT 1s.@-i
tefuss --gr9nhis = lksssRre & a ss.
tks q. E., IL & D kzi.ro4d Conan
CbzbeeTs Crslsr as1s ia 4s,Elic<Sioa tQ1
s. sAgxsoa ana esse1zEkirE 4ss-E< E<ll-l1 8
er1sF -- Fp1rziR g. ksaEo2 - A. +.
Le8nsr7 q ~ Gfsspsss 90 gzs cas-. Goa
tia1st sl1ao1t cssss -E b. Miller q
Cs- -. Ca4s. X OiEGF Is a. tFossr.
k2fatf sGeAlis - ia sa't g. - eeis1t
sn. ABsFln. Essdies f3r plza1lA1 ! - 40
JEss4senf sgF pi@snad sss5 - 80 eesis
- be pec 2ls -. A2rtIn k.lsno4s. Bzs-
tsrsy. ResboDasat having given eond l.
saeerih tsndsats ot R3Qr - s1rp3Tg ~
eaild Ordered th4t rssP0nasnt &c as
cc2rzsd.
P.oss4E-E Estate of Jerasaz Gage. &c
ceased. Osdsr cssss aiaiDg 1slF>.---- b
tate 81 Charles L. Llth, dsceases Order
appointing Emt8A 2. Lith a1sflnls.r@sF4x
f.s.afe Cf Lea.s e. and Bessie ~. Ian.
minors. Order appointing Kama &. lAth
guzr1ian.-- Estate Of Cart elbu3zKi, n3sil.
izliY iacompsteat Caagdisn's 4ecoasi
nlr1.--Elssats OF Alex. Patterson, de-
ce4sed. Order appointing aan .nlsirAiof,
---l.stase 0f Lowell hail, dece1sed. oFesi
appointing B.raey Hoyt aud George ".
Allen commissioners on claims. Estate
Harlow Jaokson, deceased. Order appoint
i4g 1sorgs " Thompson and felsr q
NooFhiss commissioners on claims.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Saturday evening toe public were cont sid
esabIy shocked by ne advertisement of the
Giant Clothing %, announcing the sale OF
large and choice line Of sample Clothing,
consisting Of mems. boys and youths over.
oosts. single cOsts vests aud pantalOons,
and whole suits. which they bad bought al
a great bargain and proposed to sell them
At one thifi less fssn the wholesale price.
Big inducements had been made by several
FIRMS To draw trade. bat such an offer vas
never before heard Of IN Grand Rapids The
sale was 20 open this morning. and long
before the doors were opened 6 large
ogowd were = waiting 20 gel tas iirst choice.
Their expectations Eere more than real
ize1- The ~ranaest bargains ever offered
are 20 be found At the Giant this week. II
- but once ia a lifetime that sIth an oO-
poytunifv IS offered Hundred are Aoc<-
Ing to the Giant today wro wi'i put many
dollars in their Own pocket By looking out
Tor iust such chances ~ save taeir money
Don't fsii 70 call A. the 6isns this wesk
and exAmi1e their x~ee, 0ne-thlSl 0I ssls.
Biggest tninE ever offered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

John Waller ~ho vas recentlv con urscfs 81
n tie Circnis Coars Of sts.ll7e hore
frou : GanSfscn. of Sparta tcwnsh.D. was
yesterday se0tenc~d ~ lss.sFe = Noat~.ilrs~-
- tbre> Fe<rs 81 hsri lsecr u ths gscs esn
us1s prison.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Nsn's cashmere suits 500; mems Bal
loc1 cashmere suts. $40 mems osssimsre
and wOTsted suits. $1,000. tlis being one
third OF the wholesale prics a. the Giant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Miss Anna Alnton viii open millinery
par,ors. Co Monroe-st-, IN part Of Mrs.
Doagi1s' hair store. She leaves ne city TO-
day 20 buy select line OF novelties for
Winter and will be ready for business
Thursday morning. October 30.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
THE PoruLArIoN oF GRAxp RAPlps

Is shout 10000. and we would say at least
one-half are troubled with some affection
of the Throat and Lungs, rs those com.
plants are, acco. ding to statistics, mora
numeIous than Others. We would advise all
not to neglect the opportunity to call on us
and get bottle of kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. Price soc and Sl.6O.
Trial size 10 cents. Respectfully,
W. II. TIBBs, l3S Monroe-st.